Emergency Fund. Funds reserved to deal with any unanticipated 5 emergencies experienced by individual Participants and/or Participant’s 6 families.
Emergency Fund. Funds reserved to deal with any unanticipated 28 emergencies experienced by individual families.
Emergency Fund. 29.01 Effective May 1, 2023, the Employer shall provide the Union a one-time deposit of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) to the emergency fund for the purposes of administering an emergency fund for members of CUPE Local 4600 (Unit 1). Effective September 1, 2023, the Employer shall contribute twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) per year to the emergency fund. Criteria for qualifying for this fund are as follows:
Emergency Fund. The City agrees that three percent (3%) of the Apportionment shall be withheld by the Department in an emergency fund (the “Emergency Fund”). The Emergency Fund shall include three percent (3%) of the total apportionments of all participants in the Cooperative Program, plus any remaining balances from previous fiscal years. The Department, upon written application from a duly authorized representative of the City, may disburse these funds to the City for the purpose of it using said funds for emergency roadway and bridge projects designated by the City and lying within city limits. The Department may disburse up to fifty percent (50%) of the approved funds to the City for the purpose of it using said funds for emergency roadway and bridge projects designated by the City. Following the completion of the project, after final cost documentation has been submitted and processed, the Department will then distribute the determined remaining amount. If the actual cost of an emergency project is less than the amount of Emergency Funds disbursed by the Department, then the City shall reimburse the difference to the Department.
Emergency Fund. All students must bring an emergency fund of to be collected and kept by the host club and applied to student needs as required. If a part of this fund is used during the year, the student’s natural parents must promptly replace the amount used to restore the balance to the original level. At the end of his/her exchange the balance in this fund shall be returned to the student. 5.
Emergency Fund. (ERCP Referrals Only) CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for consulting with the COUNTY designee, to assess the emergency needs of families. If such needs are necessary, CONTRACTOR shall use available emergency fund to purchase goods and services, one time per family, up to a maximum of $500.00. CONTRACTOR has up to five calendar days following approval by the COUNTY designee to purchase the approved items or services. Emergency fund goods and services purchased by the CONTRACTOR shall include, but are not limited to, bedding, clothing, flatware and temporary emergency housing. CONTRACTOR shall use the designated web-based system to invoice for reimbursement for goods and services on Technical Exhibit 22 (Appendix C1), Emergency Fund Request.
Emergency Fund. The Emergency Fund is to provide a monetary reserve for emergencies, catastrophic events, and unforeseen major expenses of MI’s system. BVU, for the benefit of MI, shall make a recommendation to MI for an additional deposit to MI’s Emergency Fund, not less than annually. BVU shall also use the Emergency Fund for transfers to the Operating Fund to cover shortfalls in that fund if MI has not provided necessary funds by wire transfer to prevent shutdown in operations or default in any obligation related to the operation of MI’s system. If, at any time during any fiscal year during the term of this Agreement, BVU determines that funds on deposit in the Emergency Fund of MI are inadequate or insufficient, BVU may demand and MI shall deposit additional funds to the Emergency Fund.
Emergency Fund. The County agrees that three percent (3%) of the Apportionment shall be withheld by the Department in an emergency fund (the “Emergency Fund”). The Emergency Fund shall include three percent (3%) of the total apportionments of all participants in the Cooperative Program, plus any remaining balances from previous fiscal years. The Department, upon written application from a duly authorized representative of the County, may disburse up to fifty percent (50%) of the approved funds to the County for the purpose of it using said funds for emergency roadway and bridge projects designated by the County. Following the completion of the project, after final cost documentation has been submitted and processed, the Department will then distribute the determined remaining amount. If the actual cost of an emergency project is less than the amount of emergency funds disbursed by the Department, then the County shall reimburse the difference to the Department.
Emergency Fund. The City agrees that three percent (3%) of the Apportionment shall be withheld by the Department in an emergency fund (the “Emergency Fund”). The Emergency Fund shall include three percent (3%) of the total apportionments of all participants in the Cooperative Program, plus any remaining balances from previous fiscal years. The Department, upon written application from a duly authorized representative of the City, may disburse these funds to the City for the purpose of it using said funds for emergency roadway and bridge projects designated by the City and lying within city limits. If the actual cost of an emergency project is less than the amount of Emergency Funds disbursed by the Department, then the City shall reimburse the difference to the Department.
Emergency Fund. All students can apply for a discretionary payment that enables them to continue with their studies. Support can be requested for travel expenses, living costs, emergencies and certain debts. Students will be offered a package of support and advice to ensure that they have the best possible chance of staying and succeeding at LSBU. The fund is £105,000 per annum and the limit on awards is £500, thought this can be increased at the discretion of the Director of Student Support and Employment. DSA EQUIPMENT CONTRIBUTION FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES LSBU provides means-tested support for the £200 student contribution to a laptop through DSA via the University’s Student Advice team. This ensures that no student has to go without key support because of their financial situation. Additionally, by applying via the Student Advice team, students are linked in with other financial support that may be available to them. To receive the contribution, students must have had their DSA support approved by their funding body and meet the same definition of hardship used to determine emergency and hardship funding. ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT Currently LSBU also offers a range of bursaries and funding including targeted and universal support. For example, the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Scholarship is awarded through the Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Educational Trust and is open to applications from full-time, undergraduate students from a West Indian or Asian background. The British and Foreign School Society make an annual allocation to LSBU to support good quality students, up to the age of 30, training to be teachers, in financial need (includes the BFSS and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Trusts). LSBU’s Academy of Sport runs one of the largest sports scholarship programmes in the UK, with a scholarship of up to £3,000 open to students playing basketball at a defined high level of performance, and a bursary of up to £1,500 open to students participating in any sport. The Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship programme is open to applicants with a conditional or unconditional offer on an LSBU post-graduate programme who can demonstrate academic excellence and commitment to their future career, ensuring that the cost of further study does not deter students and our alumni from a potentially life-changing opportunity. WIDENING PARTICIPATION EXPENDITURE Typical annual expenditure on core widening participation and outreach activity is as follows: Estimated Widening Participation Expenditure Activity Expenditure Suppor...
